Zim's pathetic currency means sweet all and the Zim people earn sweet nothing, so it makes economic sense for the farmer/company who exports the Granadillas to do so rather then sell it for much less in Zim.
Assuming that the Farmer/exporter are independent there is nothing wrong with this but if there is government ownership involved then it is just plain simple greed.
That's a good point. I saw one YT docu showing that the white farmers that remain are producing cash crops (it was implied that it was Bob's instruction)
I would say that consortiums are not inherently bad, with good HR government policy they are potentially even useful. Problem is that with the Scorpions perhaps gone, the potential to open the door to unscrupulous groups like Bechtel is a very real prospect, a company that is rotten even by 1 world standards.
Interesting thing is that in my old town, utilities (ie. water) have just had a x3 rate hike...
My main worry is that compensating for the lack of skills with AA, the ANC will turn to groups like Bechtel to close the skills gap - instead of the keeping people like my family, who ran them as volunteers.
As for next vid, I don't know if I should do: "Farm Attack Criminological perspective" or "AA and the Utility Crisis"?
Please do your video on Farm attacks. My urban family experience first hand what happens on farms, same style of torture, rape and murder that is happening on the farms. Same police conclusion, Robery gone wrong. we must all speak up against this bullshit being allowed and treated like minor crime.
For the sake of your family I will hold off on Utilities and AA for the moment.
Ok, right now I am ploughing through as many research papers as I can get my hands on. I will be coming from a few angles on this one. But it seems regardless of what is being said, that there is some kind of racial angle to it, in one way or another.
Basic economics my dear weasel
Zim's pathetic currency means sweet all and the Zim people earn sweet nothing, so it makes economic sense for the farmer/company who exports the Granadillas to do so rather then sell it for much less in Zim.
Assuming that the Farmer/exporter are independent there is nothing wrong with this but if there is government ownership involved then it is just plain simple greed.
cookeladoo 3 years ago
That's a good point. I saw one YT docu showing that the white farmers that remain are producing cash crops (it was implied that it was Bob's instruction)
I would say that consortiums are not inherently bad, with good HR government policy they are potentially even useful. Problem is that with the Scorpions perhaps gone, the potential to open the door to unscrupulous groups like Bechtel is a very real prospect, a company that is rotten even by 1 world standards.
steamingweasel0 3 years ago
Interesting thing is that in my old town, utilities (ie. water) have just had a x3 rate hike...
My main worry is that compensating for the lack of skills with AA, the ANC will turn to groups like Bechtel to close the skills gap - instead of the keeping people like my family, who ran them as volunteers.
As for next vid, I don't know if I should do: "Farm Attack Criminological perspective" or "AA and the Utility Crisis"?
steamingweasel0 3 years ago
I've added further video infromation in the box on the top right. ---------->
steamingweasel0 3 years ago
Please do your video on Farm attacks. My urban family experience first hand what happens on farms, same style of torture, rape and murder that is happening on the farms. Same police conclusion, Robery gone wrong. we must all speak up against this bullshit being allowed and treated like minor crime.
cookeladoo 3 years ago
For the sake of your family I will hold off on Utilities and AA for the moment.
Ok, right now I am ploughing through as many research papers as I can get my hands on. I will be coming from a few angles on this one. But it seems regardless of what is being said, that there is some kind of racial angle to it, in one way or another.
steamingweasel0 3 years ago
Thanks bro
cookeladoo 3 years ago